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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Coliner:
Well, I tried the procedure, and got to step 17... How do I run that command, how, where? so I then uninstalled the controler, and now not even the APX error appears, and tablet is still dead!

Also I went looking for chargers in stores, and they did not have chargers! so I couldn't test it!

I was searching in other forums and found this other clue:

Taken from http://www.htcmania.com/showthread.php?t=274687 post #14:

"What you run "dead" after having it at night charging, is something that unfortunately is still quite common. It happened at the beginning and pulled by soft reset, ie power button volume button -. It has happened a few times and this has been solved. I think it is related to removing the charger. Unplugging from the wall and then the tablet does not usually fail, but if you disconnect first tablet, it "dies." I tried also to turn on the screen before unplugging and so has not failed me to unplug the tablet first. Clearly a bug, I do not know if Samsung or Honeycomb, but obviously it is a pretty annoying bug. regards"

I remember I did that same thing! because my tab was conected to the PC, and I discovered it was not charging, I conected her to the AC in the wall, and without taking the 30 pin conector out, and boom, never again it has turned on!

I continued searching and found another method, power button plus volume- 10 seconds, release and volume + for some seconds, then conect to PC, and the driver appeared again, in this case Nvidia USB boot recovery

I continued to try the method shown to me by animatechnia, and typed nvflash --bl bootloader.bin --go, it says then:

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]

Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\Windows\system32>cd C:\nvflash

C:\nvflash>nvflash --bl bootloader.bin --go

Nvflash started

rcm version 0X4

Command send failed (usb write failed)

C:\nvflash>
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] kehlan:
READ THIS, IT'S HAPPENED TO ME

Shortly after buying my tablet, before rooting, my tablet was charging and would NOT turn on. I read somewhere to do this:

Put your finger on the screen while holding the power button for as long as you must.

Don't let go til it comes on.

Edit: best of luck if that doesn't work. Things like this suck.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Coliner:
First time I tried with the finger, I forgot to disconect it, so, my pc started making sounds of conected device, disconected device, just like an USB stick, then I took the cable off, and tried for more than a minute both finger and power, and nothing happened
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Galaxy77:
I have and still am experiencing the same problem, my unit has warranty but I received it as a gift so I cant send it back to warranty unfortunetly. So I have decided to open up the device myself to run diagnostics.

1. I thought there might be something wrong with the battery so I dissconected the battery and used a volt meter to test the voltage, it showed 3.71v from the battery terminals which means the battery is fine.

2. Next I connected the battery back in and tested to voltage (on the same terminals as the previous) and the volt meter shows 0.00v,

I don't know what to do, I have a feeling it could just be a bad board... I have tried everything that was mentioned still nothing, can't even get it in APX mode...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Coliner:
Thanks for sharing Galaxy, I wanted a lot to try and see if the battery made the difference, but, I would then loose the warranty, and I didn't want to, so what I did is measure with an external voltage meter, with which I test outlets in the wall to see if they have power, and when I conected the tab, the USB cable, the 30 pin conector, the area around power button all had a voltage signal detected, my meter only beeps, so i didn't know the exact quantity, but when i disconected her, no voltage was detected, even when the power button was pressed, and she continues dead today.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Galaxy77:
that is very confusing, I don't know why this is happening I mean this is a very expensive device, Also how did you get it to detect on APX mode, I can't get it to do that, I pluged it into the computer and nothing, I went to device manager to check if theres anything, but nothing... is there drivers I need to install first?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Coliner:
Well, I don't really know if you need aditional drivers, but, I downloaded everything that was in the samsung support page and installed it, even though it did not work, then the rooting thing appeared, and I tried it, as to try to awake sleeping beauty (my machine) and I followed the exact same procedure they mention on that other thread about rooting, until the step 17, because it throws me a 0x4 error, and it does not enter the recovery mode, it stays black, and the device shows as disconected, you then need to press the power button again, and it will appear again, as a nvflash for mobile devices thing conected to the computer, but else from that I still have an useless piece of metal...

Now, reading the users manual provided in samsungs page, I see that what I mention in my post #18 about the charging method, the manual says exactly what I did, conect the 30 pin first and then the charger to the socket. So I think that might not be the exact problem.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Galaxy77:
Well I tried everything and it just won't detect with the computer... I have all the drivers installed, well the nvflash, it just wont detect on the computer even after trying all the mentioned methods, any suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Coliner:
I say detecting the device, as having a dead black screen conected to a computer, that only, and only if I touch volume plus power buttons it says device conected, and anything else, so, technically it recognizes it, but I cannot do any work with her. Still has the 0x4 error

What I do is only touching those buttons and then running the command that the other thread says, in the cmd box, and I don't advance from step 17.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Galaxy77:
okay, I see my tab is done then... it wont even do that, even with volume and power
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] animatechnica:
Sorry bud we are not much help here we cant identify whether you have a charging problem or a screen problem. It soulds like the pc sort of detects it when you press the volume buttons so i wonder if might be the screen then. Perhaps let the batterry completely drain then plug in the charger you should see battrey icon on the screen if the screen is not broken.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Coliner:
Animatechnia, and now I have a question, how can I make the battery drain while my tablet is dead? because it could take months..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] animatechnica:
First go to a dark room and see if screen glows then press power button to see if youcan make it glow. If so leave it n Don't plug it in for a couple of days
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Coliner:
Ok, good that now it's night time, I'll see if it glows

No, it does not glow, even after being in the darkness half an hour and trying to see any glow
[HTC Sensation XL] gibbo82:
So, after much thought I've decided to get the sensation xl on the 3 network here in the uk. Which comes with unlimited data! :)

Has anybody got any tips for me?.. Recommend apps etc?.

The phone is being delivered to me sometime today! :)
[HTC Sensation XL] EliteTiger86:
Download appbrain app, aswell as best apps to keep upto date with what's new. Also blackmart alpha is good.

Search the rooting method on these forums and patiently await custom roms as I am doing. Enjoy your handset!
[HTC Sensation XL] jimbo.levy:
I'm on 3 too! And I love the unlimited data without a fair usage policy =D

I'd recommend Tubemate. It's a YouTube video downloader for Android. It's not available on the market but they have an official website where you can get it from (beware of fake apps!)

You can download plenty of HD vids that look and sound amazing on this device. I know it isn't the best screen but I still think it is awesome =]
[HTC Sensation XL] gibbo82:
Thank for the info mate.

You would have thought with it being a 4.7 in screen the screen would hav been up there with the original sensation! I can't believe the screen gas been downgraded! :(

Also the loud speaker quality is a big fail! You would hav thought with being a big phone, you would get big sounds!!

HTC need some lessons in making there phones louder!
[HTC Sensation XL] nafpez:
Count yaself lucky, i went for the Droid Razr, and to be honest im gutted, i wish id seen this phone before the Razr. The speaker quality is actually really good on the Razr though :p wanna swap?
[HTC Sensation XL] diegomtoscano:
I hope your enjoying you're sensation XL for me it has been already the best htc I've owned and battery life is perfect just to think what scripts may do to improve the already great battery life and new roms including ICS is well worth the wait!
[HTC Sensation XL] jimbo.levy:
I agree totally. I was apprehensive at first seeing as everyone criticized it's apparent "downgrade" from previous HTC devices, but I am more than satisfied. I have yet to find fault with it and even the limited memory capacity doesn't bother me in the slightest :)
[Windows 8 General] AFAinHD:
Ok I was going to dual boot windows 7 and windows 8 but while I was installing windows 8 on a seperate partition I canceled it and it finished undoing all the changes and now I restart the computer and it says boot0: MBR boot0: done_ please help, please I have no idea what to do!
[Windows 8 General] laie1472:
What os were you running before you tried to install windows 8??

Locked & Loaded

""shooter on Deck""
[Windows 8 General] AFAinHD:
Windows 7.
[Windows 8 General] laie1472:
Are you still receiving the error??

Locked & Loaded

""shooter on Deck""
[Windows 8 General] AFAinHD:
Yes.

It reads:

boot0: MBR

boot0: done_
[Windows 8 General] Wossner:
Hi, use easybcd to restore mbr from windows7
[Windows 8 General] AFAinHD:
Can I put that program on a usb stick or a sd card and boot it from the BIOS menu to repair it?
[Windows 8 General] Wossner:
No, you have to install easybcd on your working os (w7) than use it creating new boot option for w8

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lol, if you have no os starting:

http://www.ehow.com/how_4836283_repair-mbr-windows.html
[Windows 8 General] AFAinHD:
Lol that was my problem all along I didn't have a repair disk, but it seems that easybcd saved me, I seached on google "can I boot easybcd?" And what would you know one of the top results was repairing the bootloader, and they had a store where you could buy the repair disks for $10, so its all good now. Oh and I put easybcd on the computer and backed up my bootloader this time. But I'm not gonna put windows 8 on it, I put it on my laptop and it sucks, its not slow or anything, it just seems to tablety.

Anyway, thanks!

Art Fieser,

Owner of AFAinHD Productions.
[Windows 8 General] Wossner:
Good job, didnt know easybcd was bootable, we never end to learn.

W8 is future, better if we get used to it now
[Windows 8 General] AFAinHD:
I'm not gonna have anything forced upon me, if I don't like windows 8, ill keep windows 7, if I get a new computer and it has 8 I will theme it without the app style view. Or buy a windows 7 disk.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holbrook54:
Has anyone been able to remove data throttle on Jermaine's Stock+ version 3.01 ROM for the incredible?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Enrichman:
In my app I've to parse an xml that is online.

I've coded something (reading a lot around) thet works in the emulator and in real device, but I've realized that it won't work on 4.0 devices (or emulator!).

Can't understand why..

Could be for the Connection.getInputStream? Or more likely the handler that parse the code?

(having some trouble with the emulator and can't start from there, on my device the app just force close. Can I find the log on my device?)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icesteve:
In terminal type

su

logcat > sdcard/logname.txt

If you want to clear it it I think its logcat -c

Or if your using eclipse just use the debug view and the log is displayed in real time so when the exception happens (assuming its an exception) you can see it in the log
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmhtcleo:
Welcome to the unofficial CyanogenMod 9 nightlies​

The releases will co-inside and the build start time is at 00:01 UTC, and by 01:00 the builds should be uploaded. If at anytime the builds are not there, then there was a problem building the ROM, and we will have a look at it ASAP

These builds are compiled from the latest CyanogenMod repos and device repos on device and vendor files.

Furthermore these builds are multiDPI, i.e. you can run the rom at any dpi between 160 and 240 while having hi-res assets. Also Phone.apk won't crash anymore if a DPI < 190 is set.

kernel/ramdisk packaged boot.img style

if you are on magldr see second post for instructions

arif-ali - for his huge contribution to the cmhtcleo project and beeing a indispensable part of the Android community

securecrt and Rick1995 - for their awesome work on a full HWA kernel and other great contibutions to the Leo codebase

copenhagen - for support with CM7 and now with ICS/CM9

warrenb213 - for support with CM7 and now with ICS/CM9

charnsingh_online - For starting this great project for porting to CM

tytung - Continued dedication of his work to the HD2 Thanks for you kernels

texasice - For creating the first HD2 compitable ICS through passion/bravo

ankuch - thanks for the HW accel, codecs and Camera

zivan56 - your input for the headphone fix

Bexton - The fix for USB Mass Storage

michie - Your work on ICS for the HD2

cyanogen - For starting this great project

Google - This wouldn't have happened without the releases of Android from you

Visit us in #cmhtcleo on freenode

Webchat
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmhtcleo:
MAGLDR instructions

Although we have an unified updater-script for both cLK and MAGLDR you need to take care that your MAGLDR partitioning is correct.

We are using boot.img style kernel/ramdisk (as everyone else should be).

For MAGLDR users that means that you need to specify your boot partition as rboot.

The following flash.cfg is recommended (system size can vary)

misc ya 1M
recovery rrecov|ro|nospr filesize recovery-raw.img
[COLOR="Green"]boot rboot|ro 5M[/COLOR]
system ya 190M
cache ya 2M
userdata ya|asize|hr allsize

Instead, you can also download this package:

http://milaq.exnet.me/downloads/android/leo/magldr_part_cm9.zip

Extract and run DAF to flash the layout above
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmhtcleo:
Building from source

I thought it would be a good idea that I just give a quick run through on how this is compiled.

First we need a Linux environment, preferably Ubuntu >= 12.04 or a recent Debian

Follow the simple Howto here, to just get an idea of the pre-requisites

To initialize the common cyanogenmod repos, run the following command

repo init -u git://github.com/CyanogenMod/android.git -b ics

then to get device specific repos for the HD2 you need to pull in a local manifest.

you can use this one

curl https://raw.github.com/milaq/android/ics/local_manifest_htc_leo.xml > .repo/local_manifest.xml

(you can of course tailor your own too)

then you need to sync the repositories

repo sync

You can also run repo sync -j 4, say if you had 4 cores to speed things up, you may also need to add a -f, to make sure that it continues to the end even if you get any error messages. You may need to repeat this process 2 or 3 times to make sure everything is synced. This will take a long time to synchronise, so be patient.

next run the following command to gets some prebuilt apks (doesn't need to be done with every build)

vendor/cm/get-prebuilts

so after this, you need to run the following commands

. build/envsetup
lunch cm_leo-userdebug
make -j4 bacon

This has changed from lunch cyanogen_leo-eng to lunch cm_leo-userdebug, this is the new method from CyanogenMod team for CM9

In the end you will get a zip file in out/target/product/leo/full_leo-ota-eng.root.zip.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmhtcleo:
4th Post if required
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kikisp:
headphone jack is fixed...you can find solution on tytung ics thread...and hw acceleration is being worked on by dan1j3l....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmhtcleo:
Hey all,

The link is up.

At the moment, this CWM size supported with cLK, unless you know how to get it working with MAGLDR, then you're free to convert it, and pass it back.

The GAPPS as mentioned on the Nexus One thread is also in the first post

This is still alpha in my opinion at the moment, so some things may still not work as other ICS ROMs

CM code, apps etc... are still not there, and will come, when they add it, and once some the stuff in the "Not Working" are working, will start doing a nightly release

Any suggestions, additions etc.. etc.. aare all welcome. Thanks for the whole community for making this possible

Good luck testing
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gmbhneo:
damn this is so nice! im about to backup now and then flash it. ill report later what kind of bugs i can found and what is working.

THX FOR THE HARD WORK! LOVE THE HOLE XDA, CYANOGEN, ANDROID COMMUNITY!

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well, got it flashed and jsut started. First thing that come up was an error massage:

unfortunatly, Nfc Service has stopped.

Can only press OK

After i pressed OK, the same massage in an outher languegae pop up and i cant get it away...

No way get around that now...

Ah and my screen just went black and i only can reactivate it with the BACK button.

My System is: HTC HD2 EU, CLK, 200/44, Fresh wipe, Fresh SD Format, Fresh install
[HD2 Android NAND Development] czarsuperstar@gmail.com:
To fix that open the gapps zip with 7zip and go to app folder and double tap the nfc.google.apk and go in the lib folder and take the nfc_jni.so and put it in the lib folder than reflash. when flashing addon to system app files has to have a lib file in the lib folder or there will be fcs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uio88:
Hi,how can i port this on MAGLDR?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kikisp:
this is post about headphone fix...

Headphones working

diff from http://gitorious.org/~tytung/linux-o...x_on_wince_htc

Still needs work to display icon, but works fine at least in terms of basic playback functionality.

I grabbed the config file from /proc/config.gz from beta 2.

EDIT: if anybody wants to try it (no responbility if it breaks your phone and I have done ZERO testing apart from headphones): http://www.fileserve.com/file/V2tN9E...adphonefix.zip

Install over beta 2 using CWM for Magldr (install zip option).

ofcourse credits to zivan56
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kane159:
mmmm is it possable to add the long push back to "close" app in ICS?

this function is why I use CM7 and the cpu tweak
[HD2 Android NAND Development] czarsuperstar@gmail.com:
run through android kitchen and convert boot.img to folder.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dr_Grip:
This is an early alpha version. It barely even boots. Even ultra-basic basics like wireless data transfers are still not working.

Of course it will be possible to add features like the one you asked for later, but

a) This is not the place to ask, as this is only the port of CM9 to the HD2. Join the CyanogenMod forums for upstream (that means non-HD2 specific) feature requests.

b) Features most likely will only be added after basics are taken care of.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmhtcleo:
Anything that is/was CM specific will not come yet, you have to wait for those to be ported by the CyanogenMod team. I am not part of that team. I work independent of them to get you guys the best out of CM, as we don't and will never get official status by them
[HD2 Android NAND Development] blahshed:
comments & feedback blah

sup Arif,

do u think u can post a rom manager downloadable cwr with the 200mb system partition?

will be following the cm9 development intentitively. if u need any feedback from testing dont hesitate to ask.. i dont work.... just mod android stuff all day so got alot of free time -=] oh and if you dont want to test something on your HD2 send it my way ill risk a brick i have some bad motherboards that only work in the freezer or out the window in the winter lol so not a loss if they complete there slow death :D

thanks

-Marcio @

WinDroidz inc

lots of HD2 parts for sale pm if looking for something... have everything
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arif-ali:
@blahshed, all

The replacement of my HD2 to SGS2 has been enforced on me at work after 2 years contract, so it could be that I may not be able to keep it; so for the time being my development for ICS will cease, as I cannot test anything at all.

I will find out in a week or 2. Nevertheless I may invest in one HD2 for devving purposes, when I find out.

I will however keep monitoring the progress that the HD2 colleagues are making, so that I can quickly fire in any of the updates to the code when and if I come back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fhasovic:
Hi! What is correct way to build ICS? I am building CM7 without problems. Can you help me with first steps only? ;-)

Thanks in advance!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arif-ali:
It's fast, just compiled a cm7 nightly, so it seems all good, at least I have 16GB rather than the 512M of the leo

Check Post #3, my instructions are there.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fhasovic:
Thanks, that's more than enough ;-) syncing repo for some time now
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arif-ali:
ICS progress

Just bought a HD2 from ebay, so hopefully development will continue sometime this week. I can see that tytung has managed to get quite a bit working.

I know that still not all CM stuff is not there yet, so that again will take time even if we have everything working from the ICS point of view; so at least a month or 2 yet I think; but we'll see
[HD2 Android NAND Development] solidether:
same issue here. phone running on 99% most of the time, getting hot and battery lasting less than a day.

running it on interactive helps, but then it's not so snappy.

would be interesting to know why the load is that high.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daedric:
It's not kernel related... it cannot be. You tried two kernels, and i have no scalling issues with 2.1 on NexusHD2-ICS-4.0.4-CM9-HWA V2.0 (Kernel: tytung_HWA_r2) . I flashed the rom, flashed a audio .so to fix voice search, flashed the kernel 2.1, and booted for the first time.

No issue whatsoever.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
do you have wif with that kernal r2 cause when i flashed it wifi wouldnt connect
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nygmam:
I have a US TMO HD2, you have a Euro, could that be the issue. I did a full wipe, flashed the ROM, then then kernel, which is the same as the included kernel, but thought i would give it a shot. I did not install any apps, not even gapps. I also did not flash the voice search fix, could that be it? where did you get it, i would like to give it a try.

As for two kernels, really they are the same 2 and 2.1 differ only with MAC Address randomness, I have not tried a kernel by someone else, which could narrow the issue, as I don't know which others may be compatible.

Obviously there is something going on here, as I am not alone in this issue, and would like to figure out why some phones work, others don't.

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Yea, noticed WiFi crapped out once I flashed the new kernel, but had to try to fix the CPU load. Will flash new nightly to get it back, but interested in this voice search fix, could that be the missing link???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daedric:
Could it be radio related ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nygmam:
not sure but it does work fine in GingerBread. Just not here...